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The Arts Party The Arts Party - Encouraging a more creative, cultural and prosperous future for every Australian The arts form an integral part of our society.

The arts create a language that cuts across social, economic, cultural, racial and economic barriers – and helps people from different sides of these divisions to come together and share their humanity in a way that would otherwise not be possible. Considering the value that artistic pursuits bring to our society, the arts are surprisingly underrepresented in australian politics. The Arts Party exists to address this imbalance. The future of Australia will be decided by the quality of our ideas. Music, the performing arts, film, television, radio, advertising, games and interactive content, writing, publishing, architecture, design, and the visual arts – all of them have the potential to create economic wealth, cultural depth and jobs – all of them enrich the lives of those who are practitioners or the arts, those who are consumers of the arts and the lives of all Australians. The Arts Party aims to maximise the opportunities for self-expression that the arts bring to practitioners by designing and fighting for policies that encourage the growth of the artistic industries within Australia. The Arts Party aims to enrich the lives of those people who wish to enjoy Australian artistic output, by designing and fighting for policies that encourage growth in Australian-made content, and policies that encourage quality and excellence in all artistic and creative works, produced by Australians for Australians. The Arts Party aims to improve the lives of all Australians by generating wealth through the expansion of the artistic industries. It aims to increase the quality of life of all Australians by supporting greater access to better Australian entertainment and broader access to high-quality Australian artistic product. Australia’s ability to compete in industry, in business and in commerce is contained in our ability to come up with innovative solutions, and implement them in creative ways. Finding and implementing creative solutions doesn’t happen accidentally. An education system that encourages broad thinking, creative approaches to problem solving and fosters the ability of all students to access those parts of them that will help discover and develop the best ideas, is essential in Australia’s pursuit to stay profitable, competitive and innovative in a globalised market. The Arts Party aims to develop the opportunity for these outcomes to be realised in schools, universities, tafes and all other training institutions across Australia. The Arts Party exists to find, foster and encourage the open, inclusive and innovative culture that the arts tend to generate. We believe this is an integral part of Australia’s ability to grow and compete in the modern world – and maintain Australia’s position in the world as one of the most prosperous, enjoyable and exciting places to live. http://www.artsparty.org/

08/10/2026

*heavy breathing* IT’S REALLY HAPPENING!!!

We’ve had a confirmation this morning that Powderfinger WILL be reuniting after a series of cryptic clues AND there’s an iconic Brisbane twist that you all missed. Mike Gambaro from the Queensland News had the SCOOP!

Details on the podcast - click the link in our bio 🔗

05/10/2026

Wow! Wow! Wow!

Congratulations to WINNER Jasmine Lancaster Merton. Aged just 17, Jasmine skipped school camp to become the youngest competitor to share her flair.

What an honour to have this glowing portrait of actor, singer, television host and author Justine Clarke on view in the Gallery. A special shout out to all the artists who participated, the world deserves more art!

If anyone needs us we'll be off rewatching the first two seasons on ABC iview and getting our popcorn ready for season 3.

02/10/2026
22/09/2026

‘Dad gave joy to millions of children around the world and after all those stories and all those lives he touched, he always came home to us.’

16/09/2026

Six books spanning Australian history, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, children’s and young adult literature have been named winners of the 2026 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards. Established in 2008 and now administered by Writing Australia, the awards recognise the contribution Australian writers, illustrators, poets and historians make to the country’s cultural and intellectual life.

The winners were announced at a ceremony at the National Library of Australia in Canberra on 10 September, with each taking home a tax-free prize of $80,000.

Read more about the winners here: https://vist.ly/5ik2k

15/09/2026
15/09/2026

"He who works with his hands is a laborer. With his hands and head, a craftsman. With his hands, head, and heart — an artist." Often credited to St. Francis of Assisi, though historians dispute it. Either way, it's a good measure for the work you do. 😊

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27/08/2026

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Kusama turned her hallucinations into works that ranged from polka dot paintings to 'Infinity Mirror Rooms'.

23/08/2026

Have you seen My Brilliant Career?🎥❤️

Based on Miles Franklin's iconic Australian novel, the television adaptation was filmed entirely in South Australia and stars Philippa Northeast as the fiercely independent Sybylla, alongside Christopher Chung, Genevieve O'Reilly and Kate Mulvany.

Among the many South Australian creatives behind the production was renowned milliner Jo Honan, whose artistry helped bring the period drama to life. Jo designed and created hats for the series, balancing historical authenticity with the practical demands of modern costume production.

"I was creating hats that were worn in the 1900s, but they weren't absolutely true to form because costumes aren't made of the same materials they were made with at that time. So we took some liberties, but the designs were true to the fashion of the times," Jo Honan told ABC Radio Adelaide's Breakfast with Sonya and Jules.

Listen here: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/my-brilliant-hats/107054968

Through her craftsmanship and attention to detail, Jo helped capture the elegance and character of the era while showcasing South Australia's exceptional creative talent on the national stage.

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